Clifford Chance > Dubai, United Arab Emirates > Firm Profile
Clifford Chance Offices
3RD FLOOR, THE EXCHANGE BUILDING
DUBAI INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTRE
PO BOX 9380, DUBAI
United Arab Emirates
Clifford Chance > The Legal 500 Rankings
United Arab Emirates > Banking and finance: Corporate finance (including Islamic lending) Tier 1
Formidable across a host of financing mandates - including project financing, debt financing, restructuring and insolvency, and most importantly Islamic financing - the team at Clifford Chance is highly regarded for its ability to act for a wealth of local and international banks on blockbuster transactions, regularly involving some of the globeās leading financial services, investment managers, and industry conglomerates. Boasting both a dedicated global Islamic finance practice and a dedicated financial services and regulatory team in the region, the deep team is led by Qudeer Latif, a market-leading figure in Islamic financing. Graham Brewer and Mohamed Hamra-Krouha are highly experienced advisers to financers, sponsors and borrowers on a wide array of deals; Brewer specialises in acquisition financing and refinancing mandates, while Hamra-Krouha focuses on the financing of large-scale projects out of the Ahu Dhabi office. Stephen Chance, who is also based in Abu Dhabi, is a key figure for asset finance work. Senior associate Bola CokerĀ also comes recommended.Practice head(s):
Qudeer Latif
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Testimonials
āHighly commercial, pragmatic and dynamic team that get the job done quickly and smoothly. Always thinking outside the box and suggesting solutions in order to get the deal over the line.ā
āGraham Brewer is always able to provide solutions. Bola Coker is also recommended. ā
āStrong team led by Graham Brewer.ā
āThey are strong in finance and are on most of the big deals.ā
āQudeer Latif is a great partner with deep knowledge and vast experience. He brings calmness in tense situations.ā
Key clients
Shomoul Holding
Saudi Telecom Company
Emirates NBD
Commercial Bank of Dubai
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank PJSC
Dubai Islamic Bank
HSBC Bank Middle East Limited
Standard Chartered Bank
First Abu Dhabi Bank
International Airfinance Corporation
Al-Etisalat Al-Mutanakilah Al-Saudia Company
DP World Limited
Work highlights
- Advising ALAFCO Aviation Lease and Finance Company KSCP on the sale to Macquarie of (i) a portfolio of 53 aircraft and (ii) an order for 20 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
- Advised Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank PJSC, First Abu Dhabi Bank and Standard Chartered Bank on Brookfieldās Ā£2.2 billion recommended offer for Network International Holdings plc.
- Advising the co-ordinating committee of creditors in respect of the restructuring of the financial restructuring of Limitless LLC.
United Arab Emirates > Banking and finance: Financial services regulation Tier 1
Clifford Chance is 'consistently on the most high-profile innovative regional deals' and is frequently a first choice for financial institutions for a variety of regulatory advice. The firm has strong synergies with its top-tier technology practice and acts for an array of clients in the fintech space and the teamĀ also assists the GCC's largest asset managers with the establishment of funds while overseeing the accompanying licensing and cross-border marketing arrangements. Jack Hardman, who stands out for his ability to handle the complex tech aspects of financial mandates,Ā and Cheuk-Yin Cheung, who handles asset-backed collateralised financings,Ā jointly head the practice. Senior associate James DadfordĀ has an impressive track record on fintech mandates.Practice head(s):
Jack Hardman; Cheuk Yin Cheung
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Testimonials
āJack Hardman was very available throughout the project and it was a real pleasure dealing with himā
āVery knowledgeable team with deep experience of dealing with the Central Bank. Responsive and commercial. Excellent partners to work with in the region.ā
āClearly articulated legal advice with actionable recommendations that can be easily put in practice. Wide experience and commercially minded partners and associates. ā
āThe Clifford Chance banking and finance/ financial services regulation team hold a pre-eminent position in the market.ā
āClifford Chance are consistently on the most high-profile innovative regional deals and their client base, particularly with focus on regional financial institutions, is top tier. Few other firms have been in the market as long/ are as established as Clifford Chance ā and this is a real point of distinction for many clients looking to instruct Clifford Chance.ā
Key clients
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank
Abu Dhabi Finance
Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM)
ADNOC
Adyen
Arab Monetary Fund
Careem Networks FZ
Credit Agricole
Citigroup
DP World
Dubai International Financial Centre Authority
Emirates NBD
Expo City Dubai
First Abu Dhabi Bank PJSC
HSBC
International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc.
Mashreq
Offset8 Capital Limited
Payward Limited (Kraken)
Standard Chartered Bank
UAE Central Bank
Work highlights
- Advising the Central Bank of the UAE on the creation and issuance of the proposed Central Bank Digital Currency and related technology platform.
- Advising as the main contributor law firm to International Swaps and Derivatives Association Inc. (ISDA) since the inception of its Middle East Committee, including being issuing counsel to the first ISDA netting opinions available under the laws of the United Arab Emirates and under the laws of the Dubai International Financial Centre.
- Acting as international issuerās counsel to Al Ansari Financial Services on its highly successful IPO and listing on the DFM, which involved obtaining relevant regulatory approvals, and ensuring the IPO met the criteria set by the Central Bank of the UAE.
United Arab Emirates > Capital markets Tier 1
Clifford Chance is equally proficient handling equity and debt capital markets matters, advising on landmark IPOs in the UAE and the wider region, as well as transactions for sovereign wealth funds, financial institutions, and corporates. The firm has played a crucial role in IPOs involving Taaleem Holdings, Americana Restaurants, and Al Ansari Financial Services and frequently collaborates with colleagues in the firm's London office. Mike Taylor is predominantly engaged with high-profile IPOs, and is lauded for his 'in-depth knowledge of the market'Ā and Stuart Ure focuses on structured finance and conventional and Islamic debt capital markets. Senior associate Rezwan AzamĀ has a 'broad knowledge of the entire transaction spectrum'.Practice head(s):
Mike Taylor; Stuart Ure
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Testimonials
āCC have a tight-knit team which means that they always work in partnership to deliver a great end product. They have increased team size & on-the-ground-presence over the past 12 months, and I feel this has had a notable impact on their work quality. I feel now that they have specialists to cover all areas, rather than spreading the individuals too wide. CC take a more considered approach to responding to issues, which whilst may take longer, often means that you have a higher-quality end product.ā
āMike Taylor has an in-depth knowledge of the market. A particular differentiator for Mike is his knowledge outside of the Capital Markets space. He is an extremely accomplished Corporate/M&A lawyer, and this knowledge comes across in to the Capital Markets when a deal is more complex, or requires additional structuring aspects.
āRezwan Azam continues to grow as an associate, and has taken on more leadership across deals. He has a broader knowledge of the entire transaction spectrum now, which I believe is increasing his work output ā as he focuses across the bigger picture.ā
Key clients
ACWA Power
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank PJSC
Al Ansari Exchange
Americana Restaurants
Bank of America (BofA)
Citigroup Global Markets
Credit Suisse
Dubai Islamic Bank
EFG Hermes UAE Limited
Emirates NBD Bank P.J.S.
First Abu Dha bi Bank PJSC
Goldman Sachs International
HSBC Bank Middle East Limited
J.P. Morgan Securities Plc
Moelis
Morgan Stanley & Co. International plc
Rothschild
Taaleem
Work highlights
- Acted as issuerās counsel to Americana Restaurants on its IPO and first-ever dual listing on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) and the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul).
- Advising the Federal Government of the United Arab Emirates, acting through the Ministry of Finance, as issuer on the establishment of a UAE dirham Treasury Sukuk Programme and AED 1.1 billion auction and AED 1.1 billion tap issuance.
- Advising the Egyptian Ministry of Finance on the establishment of its US$5 billion sovereign sukuk programme and the debut US$1.5 billion issuance.
United Arab Emirates > Commercial, corporate and M&A Tier 1
Clifford Chance has an impressive track record in big-ticket transactions in the region, often working with leading Middle Eastern investors and corporates in deals involving asset managers and private equity players. Healthcare, energy and infrastructure are just a few of the sectors the team has been active in, with the group frequently working with the firm's banking and finance, real estate, and funds teams on the region's most complex deals. Mohammed Al-Shukairy has handled major M&A deals for financial services and energy clients and Mike TaylorĀ is a key point of contact for equity investments and joint ventures. Jason Mendens has expertise in capital raisings and structured finance transactions and Daud Khan has handled several recent healthcare and infrastructure deals. Deniz Tas is also noted and senior associate Rizwan Butt has shown notable activity across a broad range of matters. Daniel Boyle left the firm.Practice head(s):
Mohammed Al Shukairy
Other key lawyers:
Mike Taylor; Jason Mendens;Ā Daud Khan; Deniz Tas; Rizwan Butt; Tom Lloyd
Testimonials
āVery strong team led by example from the top.ā
āDeniz Tas and Tom Lloyd are the dream team!ā
Key clients
Abu Dhabi National Energy Company PJSC (TAQA)
ADCB
Actis
Al Rajhi Bank
Aldar Properties
DP World
Globeleq
Hassana Investment Company
Nakheel
Saudi Aramco
Damas Jewellery LLC
HSBC Group
M42
Dubai World
Al Yah Satellite Communications Company PJSC (āYahsatā)
Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar)
Work highlights
- Advised Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA) in connection with its landmark transaction with Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) and Mubadala Investment Company (Mubadala) pursuant to which TAQA and ADNOC acquired stakes in Masdar from Mubadala.
- Advised DP World on the c. US$2.4 billion (SAR9.0 billion) investment in three of its flagship UAE assets (the Jebel Ali Port, Jebel Ali Free Zone and National Industries Park) by Saudi Arabia-based Hassana Investment Company.
- Advising M42 on its acquisition of the entire share capital of Diaverum AB.
United Arab Emirates > Infrastructure and projects (including project finance) Tier 1
āCommercially-oriented, flexible, responsiveā Clifford Chance is instructed by lenders, sponsors and investors on multi-billion pound infrastructure and energy projects across the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia. The team leverages its substantial global financial markets expertise to advise on a myriad of assets, including ā but not limited to ā solar and wind, oil and gas, hydrogen and utilities. The practice is led by Mohamed Hamra-Krouha, a prolific project finance partner who has overseen a number of the regionās most consequential builds, particularly in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Fellow co-head Richard Parris and syndicated lending specialist Graham Brewer bring further financing expertise to the fore, both possessing broad and jurisdictionally diverse experience. Counsel Jeremy Barker and senior associate Prakruthi Gowda are further key members of the team.Practice head(s):
Mohamed Hamra-Krouha; Richard Parris
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Testimonials
āStrong industry insight, networks, and experience.ā
āCommercially-oriented, flexible, responsive, creative, and with clear communication. Always have timely delivery, and advise efficiently with transparency.ā
āSolution oriented, commercial acumen and subject matter expertise. Mohamed Hamra-Krouha, Graham Brewer and Jeremy Barker in particular stand out.ā
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Key clients
AMEA Power
Sumitomo Corporation
ENGIE S.A
Orascom Construction S.A.E
Toyota Tsusho Corporation
Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation
Water & Electricity Holding Company (Badeel)
Fertiglobe
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)
Work highlights
- Advising the sponsors in relation to the development, construction, operation and financing of a 500MW solar PV project in Egypt.
- Advised the sponsors in relation to the development, construction, operation and financing of a 500MW wind project in Egypt.
- Advising the sponsors on all aspects of the development of a 500MW BOO Wind Power Project at the Gulf of Suez in Egypt.
United Arab Emirates > Construction Tier 2
At the forefront of Middle East-based renewable projects, the full-service team Clifford Chance is a key contact for contractors, developers, and government entities. Inaamul Laher leads the department and is particularly knowledgeable of the construction and operation of energy, infrastructure, and real estate projects. The āexceptionalā Paul Coates leads the teamās contentious offering and is experienced in DIAC, ICC, and LCIA arbitration.Practice head(s):
Inaamul Laher
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Testimonials
āOne of the strongest law firms in the region, with the benefit of reach or support from around the world when required.ā
āVery strong credentials and knowledge in this practice area. The firm brings considerable contracting experience and provides concrete advice based on market precedents.ā
āClient service, efficiency, business acumen, and a depth of knowledge.ā
āPaul Coates is exceptional. He is extremely intelligent and articulate. He is a very strong lawyer, but he is also very client focused as well as being highly effective at managing his team.ā
Key clients
The Red Sea Development Company
Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC)
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)
AMEA Power
Abu Dhabi Polymers Co Ltd (Borouge)
Saudi Entertainment Ventures
Fertiglobe plc
Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA)
SABIC
Marubeni Corporation
Riyadh Airports Company
OQ (previously Oman Oil Company)
Wynn Resorts Limited
Electricite de France (EdF)
Bahrain Steel
Work highlights
- Advised ADNOC on the development of a new LNG liquefaction plant.
- Advising Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC) on the development of a large entertainment project just outside Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
- Advised various sponsors on all aspects of the development of a 500MW BOO Wind Power Project at the Gulf of Suez in Egypt.
United Arab Emirates > Dispute resolution: arbitration and international litigation Tier 2
Clifford Chance has notable credentials in commercial litigation, arbitration, and regulatory and investigatory work, and represents a stellar list of clients in complex disputes. The group has seen an uptick in professional negligence claims, restructuring work, and fintech and data protection cases and is also recognised as a go-to for construction and energy disputes. The āexcellentā Paul Coates has been largely active in large-scale energy and infrastructure project disputes across various Middle Eastern states, as well as handling cases for pharmaceutical companies and governmental bodies. Senior associate Prachi Trivedi has provided additional recent support in disputes concerning the energy, construction and financial sectors. Former team lead James Abbott left the firm to join CMSĀ in January 2024.Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
āOne of the strongest law firms in the region, with the benefit of reach or support from around the world when required.ā
āPaul Coates is exceptional. He is extremely intelligent and articulate. He is a very strong lawyer but he is also very client focused as well as being highly effective at managing his team. His style is the exactly correct mix of (a) cooperation and professional courtesy towards the other side and (b) protecting and furthering his clientās interests.ā
āPrachi Trivedi was brilliant. She did a great job marshalling the evidence in the run-up to the trial.ā
āThe team in Dubai is very experienced and knowledgeable compared with other firms.ā
United Arab Emirates > Oil, gas and natural resources Tier 2
With a client base featuring state-owned energy titans, multinational companies, international and regional banks, and sovereign wealth funds, Clifford Chance oversees the development, construction and financing of an array of projects, with a notable focus on LNG endeavours. The team combines its deep-rooted connection to the local market with its extensive international footprint, and is active in landmark mandates in jurisdictions in the region as well as African and European countries. Team head Mohamed Hamra-Krouha is highly reputed for his work alongside financial sponsors and is an integral advisor on the departmentās Saudi Arabian mandates. Paul Coatesā practice is largely centred on disputes work, often representing government-owned entities in large-scale, high-value projects. Inaamul Laherās broad practice includes construction, development, financing and transactional matters.Practice head(s):
Mohamed Hamra-Krouha
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Testimonials
āThe uniqueness of their practice in handling issues related to Oil, Gas and Natural resources is that they assign a group of lawyers/counsellors who are familiar with each aspect of Oil, Gas and Natural resources. The assigned lawyers/counsellors have great knowledge of drafting all types of agreements in the said field.ā
āReliable. Approachable. Familiarized with all types of issues related to oil, gas and natural resources.ā
Key clients
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company
Work highlights
- Advising ADNOC on the development of a new Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) liquefaction plant to be constructed in the UAE.
- Advised a syndicate of 16 Omani and regional banks on multi-currency conventional and Islamic facilities for OQ Gas Networks, the owner and operator of the natural gas system in Oman.
United Arab Emirates > Dispute resolution: compliance and investigations Tier 3
Clifford Chanceās team is sought out by international banks for complex, high-stakes investigatory work that involves allegations of fraud, money laundering, bribery and corruption. The group also advises a range of asset managers and sovereign investment companies on regulatory concerns and compliance, frequently with a cross-border nexus. Paul Coates is a construction dispute specialist and Jack Hardman leverages strong corporate and regulatory knowledge to act for large corporations and financial institutions in a range of matters. Senior associate Prachi Trivedi supports on many of the firm's matters. James Abbott left the firm.Practice head(s):
Paul Coates
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United Arab Emirates > Real estate Tier 3
With a strong foothold in Saudi Arabia, Clifford Chance seamlessly integrates with firmās construction, finance, and projects teams on real estate acquisitions, developments, and transactions. Experienced practitioner Tariq Imam leads the department and is particularly skilled at real estate investment work. Nicholas Chan specialises in commercial leasing, while Sher KhanĀ often advises clients on landlord and tenant matters.Practice head(s):
Tariq Imam
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
āThe team have the needed skills and capabilities.ā
āUnderstanding of common law and the commercial aspects of the end product which are essential to have a successful deliverables.ā
āSher Khan was very responsive, understood the key requirements, and he worked very quickly as we had a very short timeframe.ā
Key clients
King Abdullah Financial District Management and Development Company
Peninsula Real Estate
Wynn Resorts
Nakheel PJSC
Aldar Properties PJSC
DP World
Expo City Dubai
Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar)
Hassana Investment Company
Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone Authority (RAKEZ)
Red Sea Global
Meydan Group
Al Mal Capital REIT
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank
Majid Al Futtaim Properties
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)
Numa
Ansett Aviation Training
Al Mouaibed Group
Work highlights
- Advised DP World on the sale of a minority stake in three of its flagship UAE assets.
- Advised ECDA on preparing a template suite of documents for ECDAās off plan residential developments at ECD.
- Acting for Wynn Resorts on the development of a multi-billion dollar integrated resort on Ras Al Khaimahās Al Marjan Island.
Saudi Arabia > Banking and finance
Unlike many other international firms which work with Saudi Arabian firms as associations, Abuhimed Alsheikh Alhagbani Law Firm (AS&H) in co-operation with Clifford Chance is a joint venture between the international firm and a Saudi partner. The practice is led by Yasser Al-Hussain, who is an expert in a wide range of transactions, including Islamic finance, project finance, and debt market transactions. Al-Hussain acts as lead on many of the firmās largest clients, including the Saudi United Investment Company, and the Public Investment Fund. Recently relocated to Riyadh from Dubai, Ahmed Choudhry supports the practice on a variety of conventional and Islamic finance transactions.Practice head(s):
Yasser Al-Hussain
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Key clients
Saudi Electricity Company
The Public Investment Fund
The Ministry of Finance
HSBC Saudi Arabia
Awqaaf Investment Company
The Saudi British Bank
Saudi National Bank (formerly The National Commercial Bank)
King Abdullah Financial District Development and Management Co
Emirates NBD
Bank Albilad
Work highlights
- Advised the Saudi United Investment Company (as borrower) and the Public Investment Fund of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (as guarantor) in relation to a USD17 billion term loan facility, being provided to the borrower by a syndicate of nearly thirty local and international lenders.
- Advised Water and Electricity Holding Company (Badeel) as sponsor in respect of the senior finance facilities and the equity bridge loan facility for the Shuaibah 3 IWP Project.
- Advised PIF in connection with a SAR 1 billion convertible shareholder loan provided to Emaar, the Economic City.
Clifford Chance > Firm Profile
The firm: Clifford Chance is one of the worldās pre-eminent law firms, with significant depth and range of resources across five continents. As a single, fully integrated, global partnership, it prides itself on its approachable, collegial and team-based way of working. The firm always strives to exceed the expectations of its clients, which include corporates from all the commercial and industrial sectors, governments, regulators, trade bodies and not-for-profit organisations. It provides them with the highest quality advice and legal insight, which combines the firmās global standards with in-depth local expertise.
Types of work undertaken
Capital markets: the capital markets practice concentrates on securities transactions and other products sold into the capital markets. The practice is founded on a full-service US and UK securities law capability, complemented by local securities law expertise in each of the key financial centres. It provides practical, integrated legal advice covering the full spectrum of global capital raising activities including public and private domestic and international offerings of traditional debt and equity securities as well as convertible and other derivative and structured securities.
Corporate: the corporate practice handles some of the worldās largest and most complex M&A transactions. It combines global transaction capability with a full service of English, US and civil law expertise in the key financial centres across Europe, the Americas and Asia Pacific. In addition to mainstream M&A, the firm also encompasses leading specialist practices in: commercial contracts, competition and antitrust, communications, energy, healthcare, financial institutions, funds, investment banking, insurance, media and technology, and private equity.
Finance: Clifford Chanceās finance practice is the leading international finance practice of any law firm. The practice provides highly commercial and practical advice across the full spectrum of financial products including syndicated lending and leveraged and acquisition finance, asset finance, derivative products, project finance, financial regulatory, insolvency, restructuring and structured finance.
Litigation, dispute resolution and risk management: the firm has experience in virtually all segments of the business and financial markets across multiple jurisdictions. The lawyers work with clients to resolve disputes efficiently and effectively ā whether through arbitration, litigation or other techniques.
Real estate: Clifford Chanceās leading real estate practice offers UK, European, Asian and US real estate capability. The practice advises the real estate industryās leading players on the entire property ālife-cycleā from the initial acquisition, development, leasing, joint venturing and financing through to the final exit, as well as tax structuring, PFI/PPP, corporate outsourcing, planning, environment and litigation.
Tax, pensions, employment and incentives: Clifford Chance has one of the worldās largest international tax groups within a single law firm. The firm is uniquely placed to provide leading edge advice to clients, and the practice is structured on an integrated global basis. Local tax groups within the practice work closely with areas such as securitisation, securities, M&A, corporate restructuring, private equity, real estate and funds.
The pan-European VAT group advises on all areas of VAT and has particular strength advising on novel and complex issues in the structured finance, financial services, corporate finance and real estate sectors.
The team of experienced employment, employee benefits, ERISA, immigration and pensions specialists work with clients from a wide range of sectors to address local and cross-border issues.
International offices:Abu Dhabi, Amsterdam, Bangkok, Barcelona, Beijing, Brussels, Bucharest, Casablanca, Dubai, DĆ¼sseldorf, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Istanbul, Jakarta*, London, Luxembourg, Madrid, Milan, Moscow, Munich, New York, Paris, Perth, Prague, Rome, SĆ£o Paulo, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Warsaw, Washington, D.C., Riyadh**
*Linda Widyati & Partners in association with Clifford Chance
**Clifford Chance has a co-operation agreement with Abuhimed Alsheikh Alhagbani Law Firm in Riyadh
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